State airs grievances over share of Narmada Water
Madhya Pradesh has registered its opposition with Narmada Water Dispute Tribunal for neglecting interest of the State in benefits from Narmada river water share among partner States. Madhya Pradesh
Pioneer (New Delhi)
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Government orders drowns small fishermen; big trawlers flourish
The 1,435 square kilometre marine sanctuary, the largest in the world, created by the Orissa Government to ensure the protection of endangered Olive Ridley turtles, has turned out to be a nightmare
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UCIL scotches fears of contamination
Even as environmental activists are intensifying their protests against the proposed mining and processing of Uranium in Nalgonda district of Andhra Pradesh, the government owned Uranium Corporation
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'Model Town a melting pot of diseases'
Epidemic is waiting to break out in Model Town, say experts. Dengue, malaria and gastro-intestinal diseases are likely to come down on the area soon. the reason -the area is still flooded with rain
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Law to check synthetic milk sale on anvil
In its bid to prevent spurious synthetic milk from being sold in the Capital, Delhi Government enlisted the help of experts to devise ways and means for the same. The Delhi government is busy
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Cow may become MP's state animal
The Madhya Pradesh Government is actively considering to declare cow as the "State animal". Revealing this during a function, Chief Minister Digvijay Singh said the related proposal was under
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Rain gain: Karnataka set for cloud-seeding
The United States-based Weather Modification Inc. has been given the contract for cloud-seeding at an estimated cost of Rs 5.65 crore. Capt Arvind Sharma, the chairman of the Bangalore-based Agni
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Orissa raises forest wealth security
Worried over the continuing plunder of its sylvan wealth, the Orissa Government is likely to step up security in the major forest divisions of the State which house some of the most biodiversity-rich
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No more a tiger reserve, Palamau battles MCC
Once upon a time, Palamau, an ideal tiger country, in Bihar prompted the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to earmark the forest as a tiger reserve. Today, instead of battling to save tigers, the
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31 tigers poached in Betla?
Hunters have framed a fearful cemetery in the forests of Betla in Bihar where statistics tell a chilling tale of fearless poaching of the jungle lord. The first among nine tiger reserves to have been
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It's raining suicides here
Karnataka may be in the forefront of the information technology sector, but farmers in the state have been dying in dozens every week for the past few weeks. According to official estimates, there